Local Government and Officeholders Listing in Kennewick
County officers and city officials named for Ritzville and Kennewick including Superior Judge O R Holcomb Clerk Frank Snively Sheriff W B Mahan Prosecuting Attorney Hal H Cole Auditor L L Lynn Treasurer Earl R Harper Engineer C D Walter Superintendent Wata Jones Assessor John Severyns County Commissioners J B Clements H M Walthew E J Ward Mayor E L Kolb Clerk T J Wright Attorney C L Holcomb Treasurer J L Johnson Engineer T J Wright Health Officer Dr J W Hewetson Chief of Police E A Ferrell Police Judge C Stater First Ward R H Anderson J Sercombe Second Ward C B Haydon H W Desgranges Third Ward G Garber J W Behrmann Councilman at Large H E Huntington Kennewick Club Officials L E Johnson T A Swayze Kennewick Business Men's Association H E Huntington Kennewick Schools M S Lewis G M Annis School Board G M Annis R C Mounsey H E Owen Kennewick Post Office A H Wheaton Postmaster Hours 8 am to 6 pm Money order window 5 45 pm S P & S East Bound Hanford Flier daily 7 30 am except Sunday Returning 4 00 pm to Kennewick
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O. R. Holcomb
Ritzville
Frank E. Snively
W- B. Mahan
Hal H. Cole
L. L. Lynn
Earl R. Harper
C. D. Walter
Wata Jones
John Severyns
J. B. Clements
Richland
H. M. Walthew
Hanford
E. J. Ward
Prosser
E. L. Kolb
T. J. Wright
C. L. Holcomb
J. L. Johnson
J. W. Hewetson
E. A. Ferrell
Kennewick Commercial Club
L. E. Johnson
T. A. Swayze
Kennewick Business Men’s Association
H. E. Huntington
Kennewick Schools
M. S. Lewis
G. M. Annis
R. C. Mounsey
H. E. Owen
Kennewick
A. H. Wheaton
Fall plowing as a remedy for crop pests
The article explains fall plowing as a preventive but not sole cure for many insects harming crops. It covers Colorado Potato Beetle, Corn Ear Worm, Cut Worms, Grasshoppers, Strawberry Crown Miner and Root Borer, Tomato Worms, White Grubs, and Wire Worms, noting how deep tillage disrupts life cycles and reduces next season damage with guidance from M. A. Yothers of the Washington Experiment Station.
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Colorado
Middle States
Washington
M. A. Yothers
Washington Experiment Station
Pullman, Wash
I Will Spirit Drives Kennewick Dream To Reality
An elderly storyteller recalls German settler customs in a Pennsylvanian town and envisions Kennewick’s future. The mental tableau reveals droughts turned to gardens, cattle and alfalfa fields, orchards, and vineyards framed by mountains as perseverance and the motto I will guide progress toward a thriving community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Kennewick
Cox seeks five year proof on homestead land at Kennewick
Department of the Interior notice states Jewell H. Cox of Kennewick Washington filed intention to prove up land in Section 18 Township 7 North Range 28 East W M. The hearing before U S Commissioner E W Trenbath at Kennewick is set for November 15 1913 with witnesses W C Potter Hans Smith C C Williams and C E Nicoson. Not coal land. Registered Oct 3 1913.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Wash
Jewell H. Cox
Kennewick
Ney
E. W. Trenbath
U. S
Washington
W.C. Potter
Hans Smith
Kiona
C. C. Williams
C. E. Nicoson
John H. McDonald
U. S. Land Office
George J. Ortman
Will. Meridian
U.S
Frank Larkin
Albert Luth
A. H. Wheaton
E. L. Laramore
Alfalfa Proposed as Superior General Farm Crop
Prof. P G Holden argues alfalfa surpasses all crops as a general farm crop in the United States. He says it boosts live stock, improves soil, and increases returns from subsequent crops, changing farming economics nationwide.
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United States
Alfalfa Promoted as Profitable Farm Crop
It is a profitable crop that increases farm values and yields extra feed per acre. It serves as a soil enricher and a breuth resister, similar in ease of growth to clover. Start now to grow alfalfa as a practical beginning.
Alfalfa Growth Urged For Profitable Farm Yields
Repeated experiments and real-world results across the west and south prove alfalfa’s high value. It enriches soil, resists drought, and doubles forage yield compared with clover. Doctors advise inoculation where new, plus proper seed bed and manure. Begin small, persist until a good stand is secured.
Public Land Claim Notice and Estate Claim in Kennewick
Notice records George J. Ortman of Kennewick filing a homestead claim intention for land in Willamette Meridian with witnesses named. Also published is a Benton County probate notice for the estate of H N Rounds urging creditors and claimants to file within one year, with administrator and attorney details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Benton County
H. N. Rounds
C. L. Holcomb
Kennewick
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